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Oops. Let's try again. |
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-g2boojum- |
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> > Ok, it seems most people like dhcpcd being part of system. Then let me |
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> > ask another question: Is there a way to get rid of packages in system |
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> > that works with world upgrades without creating my own local profile? |
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> > Making my own profile probably isn't difficult, but it needs to be |
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> > maintained. And all I want is to get rid of 2 or 3 packages that I don't |
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> > need/want to be installed. |
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> > If there is no such way maybe it should be implemented, or is there a |
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> > reason not to do it? |
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> What I've done in the past is make my own /etc/make.profile directory |
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> that contains a fixed "packages" file along with symlinks to the files |
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> in the default profile directory. |
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> I still favor having a minimal default system with a "posix", or |
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> "standard unix", or "lsb", or whatever metapackage that the user can |
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> install. |
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> Best, |
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> g2boojum |
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Grant Goodyear <g2boojum@g.o> |
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